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Top 6 Best #books for learning #java #programming
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Twenty-five years after its creation, Java is still the most popular programming language according to the latest TIOBE index. Who would have thought that the language invented by Sun would have such a destiny when it was created in 1995?Today, knowing how to program in Java language has become almost indispensable. Why? Simply because the language that now belongs to Oracle allows you to do everything. It is thus possible to create desktop applications, Web applications or mobile applications via Android, which is crushing the smartphone market. The question of the need to learn Java does not therefore arise in 2019.Books to learn Java are numerous and it is therefore very difficult to find your way around such an important choice. In addition, the Java language has evolved a lot since (...)
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Top #ios & iPhone #mobile App Development Companies
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Looking for iOS/iPhone development company? It must be not that easy as you expected. I searched for the information from a couple of well-known websites. Have a look at the list of Top iPhone and iOS App Development Companies given below.1. ScienceSoft (USA, Finland, Belarus)Company size: 500–1000 employees | Year founded: 1989ScienceSoft develops web, mobile, and desktop applications. The company has been delivering software solutions for enterprise and middle-market customers across multiple target industries. Also, ScienceSoft partnered with Microsoft, IBM, Oracle, Magento, ServiceNow, Episerver and more tech leaders to ensure that our clients will benefit from steady reliability and originality across solutions. ScienceSoft featured on The Silicon Review listing among 10 Fastest (...)
#mobile-app-development #ios-app-development #ios-development-company

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CppCast Episode 178: Performance Analysis and Optimization with Denis Bakhvalov
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Episode 178 of CppCast the first podcast for C++ developers by C++ developers. In this episode Rob and Jason are joined by Denis Bakhvalov from Intel joins us to talk about C++ Performance Analysis and Optimization.
CppCast Episode 178: Performance Analysis and Optimization with Denis Bakhvalov by Rob Irving and Jason Turner
About the interviewee:
Denis is a C++ developer with almost 10 years of experience. Denis started his journey as a developer of desktop applications, then moved to embedded and now he works at Intel, doing C++ compiler development. He enjoys writing the fastest-possible code and staring at the assembly. Denis is a father of 2, he likes to play soccer and (...)
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Performance Analysis and Optimization with Denis Bakhvalov
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Rob and Jason are joined by Denis Bakhvalov from Intel to discuss C++ performance analysis and optimization techniques. Denis is C++ developer with almost 10 years of experience. Denis started his journey as a developer of desktop applications, then moved to embedded and now he works at Intel, doing C++ compiler development. He enjoys writing the fastest-possible code and staring at the assembly. Denis is a father of 2, he likes to play soccer and chess. News Meeting C++ / Embedded conan trip report Introducing the C++ Lambda Runtime SIMD Visualiser Announcing Live Share for C++: Real-Time Sharing Denis Bakhvalov @dendibakh Links emBO++ 2018 Denis Bakhvalov about Dealing with performance analysis in C and C++ Code alignment issues Basics of profiling with perf Performance (...)
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Nextcloud & Linux Desktop | Brno hat
►https://eischmann.wordpress.com/2017/03/10/nextcloud-linux-desktop
I’ve used different services for my personal agenda and I always valued if they could well integrate into my Fedora Workstation. Some did it well, some at least provided a desktop app, some only had a web client. That’s fine for many people, but not for me. Call me old-school, but I still prefer using desktop applications and especially those who look and behave natively.

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- Suske @suske 1/12/2018
  
  I was planning to replace Dropbox with it, but then I found out I could actually use it for many other things, for all my personal agenda. Shortly after that I realized that I’d found what I was always looking for in terms of integration into my desktop. Nextcloud apps use standard protocols and formats and integrate very well with the desktop apps I use.
  #nextcloud est grand en effet: fichiers, synchro, contacts, agenda, lecteur RSS,...
  
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Nextcloud & Linux Desktop | Brno hat
►https://eischmann.wordpress.com/2017/03/10/nextcloud-linux-desktop
I’ve used different services for my personal agenda and I always valued if they could well integrate into my Fedora Workstation. Some did it well, some at least provided a desktop app, some only had a web client. That’s fine for many people, but not for me. Call me old-school, but I still prefer using desktop applications and especially those who look and behave natively.

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6 Free Web-Based SVG Editors Compared — SitePoint
▻https://www.sitepoint.com/6-free-web-based-svg-editors-compared
In the past, we’ve usually looked at desktop applications like Adobe Illustrator and Inkscape – but in 2017 you don’t have to leave your web browser to design in vectors. So, if you’re looking for a free SVG editor, these 6 free Web-based SVG editors are a good start.

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JavaScript Conquered the Web. Now It’s Taking Over the Desktop | WIRED
▻http://www.wired.com/2016/05/javascript-conquered-web-now-taking-desktop
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JavaScript was originally created in 1995 to give web pages a little more pep than the <blink> tag could provide. Today it has far more powerful uses. Companies like Google and Facebook build complex, desktop-like web applications with JavaScript; since the launch of Node.js in 2009, it’s also become one of the most popular languages for building server-side software. Today, even the web isn’t big enough to contain JavaScript’s versatility: it’s now making its way into applications for the desktop.
Electron is a software development platform created by Github that lets developers use JavaScript along with other web technologies like HTML and CSS to create desktop applications that can run on Windows, Macintosh OS X, and Linux. The company released the first full version of Electron yesterday. But some of tech’s biggest names have already put the tool to work to push JavaScript beyond the browser.
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Last year, Microsoft released a code editor called Visual Studio Code that was built using Electron. Workplace chat unicorn Slack uses Electron to build its desktop client. The startup Nylas (formerly known as Inbox) used Electron to build an entire email client.
Electron Quick Start
▻http://electron.atom.io/docs/tutorial/quick-start
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baroug @baroug 28/03/2014

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Mobile #Menu AB Tested: #Hamburger Not the Best Choice?
▻http://exisweb.net/mobile-menu-abtest
I did a previous test that seemed to show that a bordered “hamburger” (aka sandwich) icon was used more than other options.
The menu icon on the right was clicked more than the previous two.
I then decided to test the hamburger icon against the word “MENU”.
Ah ! Y’a une suite !
Hamburger vs Menu: The Final AB Test
▻http://exisweb.net/menu-eats-hamburger
The MENU button was clicked by 20% more unique visitors than the HAMBURGER button (…)
Hamburger icons may appear to be ubiquitous, but they are not the only option.
There is an issue that is much more important:
Android users are almost 3x less likely to click a navigation button than iOS users.
#webdesign via @tetue

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- tetue @tetue CC BY 28/03/2014
  
  http://exisweb.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/hamburgertest1.gif
  #responsive #navigation #menu #interface
  
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- RastaPopoulos @rastapopoulos CC BY-NC 29/03/2014
  
  Résumé : en tout il a fait trois tests AB.
  Le premier étant celui de l’image de @tetue, où il montre tout d’abord que la bordure autour du bouton augmente beaucoup les clics.
  Ensuite dans le deuxième, il introduit le mot « menu » tout seul, avec et sans bordure.
  Enfin dans le troisième, il teste uniquement entre icône et mot, mais les deux avec bordure (puisqu’on a appris avant qu’il faut vraiment avoir une bordure).
  Le grand gagnant étant : le mot « Menu » seul (avec une bordure) :
  http://exisweb.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/menuab@2x1.png
  Par contre, il apprend au passage que les utilisateurs d’Android cliquent énormément moins sur les éléments de navigation que les utilisateurs Apple.
  
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- baroug @baroug 8/06/2014
  
  Abusing Ellipses – Siolon
  ▻http://www.siolon.com/blog/abusing-ellipses
  Recently amongst web developers there been a passionate conversation about the use of “hamburger” iconography for progressive disclosure usually showing navigation (for the record, I hate that name for the icon). Some have done extensive A/B testing to prove it alone doesn’t work well, and others write passionately how they have abandoned the pattern. This along with other examples like using a select menu for smaller viewport navigation highlights a problem with our community: we can all-to-quickly grab onto a fad without asking fundamental questions about whether it works or not.
  The Ellipsis’ Traditional Use in Interfaces
  I want to bring up another pattern that has recently become a big problem also: the humble ellipsis. I started seeing ellipsis iconography show up more and more over the last couple of years in web applications. Now the pattern has existed for a long time in desktop applications, but it has served a different purposes. For example, in the OS X Human Interface Guidelines, we read the following instructions for using ellipsis:
  
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- RastaPopoulos @rastapopoulos CC BY-NC 25/11/2015
  
  Lien avec ►http://seenthis.net/messages/397625
  qui explique que de nombreux gros acteurs (sites ou applis) ont fait machine arrière et on arrêté l’approche « bouton de menu seul qui ouvre un menu caché ».
  Au lieu de cela, ils sont revenus à un menu directement visible, du type « onglets », avec, lorsque nécessaire, un bouton supplémentaire permettant d’ouvrir des choses en plus : parfois c’est trois points « … », parfois c’est « More » ou « Plus », etc et ça ouvre soit un déroulant, soit une page de menu complète séparée.
  Mais le plus important c’est que les éléments principaux, les plus utilisés, sont toujours visibles du premier coup.
  
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Hackety Hack !
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Hackety Hack will teach you the absolute basics of programming from the ground up. No previous programming experience is needed!
With Hackety Hack, you’ll learn the #Ruby programming language Ruby is used for all kinds of programs, including desktop applications and websites.
#programmation #apprentissage #éducation
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